The background of the image is a grey computer keyboard with the letters “C” and “V” blurred. To the left of the spacebar, there is the wheelchair-disabled logo in white on a key. Centered and filling most of the image is a white transparent overlay. On the left of the transparent area image is a photo of a black man with black hair and beard, smiling, wearing a black blazer, red tie and a white dress shirt with an off white background with his name under his photo. To the right of the photo appears “How to Disagree Without Disrespect with Philip Blackett” in blue text. Near the bottom of the image is a white bar that stretches across the entire image and transitions into navy blue. In the vibrant blue text, within the bar, appears “Successful. Self-Employed & Disabled”. Above the bar on the left side of the screen, is a white tab with #DFYSPodcast in two shades of blue.
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Success entrepreneur and author living with autism Philip Blackett

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Philip Blackett of Faithful Stewardship and the author of Disagree Without Disrespect discuss his journey as an autistic adult, why being self-employed is a good fit for him and his book Disagree Without Disrespect including how you can disagree with someone while being respectful.

Philip Blackett is a consultant, entrepreneur and author of Disagree without Disrespect. He got his Masters of Divinity degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, his MBA from Harvard Business School and his Bachelor’s Degree majoring in Political Science and Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Philip Blackett is an author, consultant and entrepreneur who previously has worked with FedEx, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Chick-Fil-A. He got his Masters of Divinity degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, his MBA from Harvard Business School and his Bachelor’s Degree majoring in Political Science and Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 

He has previously been featured in Business Insider, Entrepreneur magazine, Forbes and LinkedIn. When Philip is not fulfilling his purpose to Grow God’s People, Grow God’s Businesses and Grow God’s Kingdom, he enjoys reading, cheering on his Tar Heels, and raising his twin daughters with his wife Mayra.

How to connect with GUEST NAME

·         https://www.PhilipBlackett.com

·         https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipblackett

·         Philip’s Book “Disagree Without Disrespect” https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWCQLW55/

·         Free PDF of Philip’s  book: “On the Spectrum Together: Raising Neurodivergent Children as a Parent on the Autism Spectrum” https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lUHpGLEqHBf5fzrcjHGgNWp7xQakc2v8/view?usp=sharing

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The background of the image is a grey computer keyboard with the letters “C” and “V” blurred. To the left of the spacebar, there is the wheelchair-disabled logo in white on a key. Centered and filling most of the image is a white transparent overlay. On the left of the transparent area image is a photo of the guest Candice Schoner, a black and white photo of a Caucasian woman with dark hair, glasses, a necklace and a dark-colored top. To the right of the photo appears the “Candice Schoner” in vibrant blue text. There is a neon blue bar under Candice’s name and above text that reads “Speaking Candidly with Candace”. Near the bottom of the image is a white bar that stretches across the entire image and transitions into navy blue. In the vibrant blue text, within the bar, appears “Successful. Self-Employed & Disabled”. Above the bar on the left side of the screen, is a white tab with #DefineYourself in two shades of blue.

Successful, Self-Employed & Disabled Podcast Candace Schoner of Speaking Candidly with Candace

The background of the image is a grey computer keyboard with the letters “C” and “V” blurred. To the left of the spacebar, there is the wheelchair-disabled logo in white on a key. Centered and filling most of the image is a white transparent overlay. On the left of the transparent area image is a photo of Kadin McElwain, a Caucasian male with short dark hair, running, with his name under his photo. To the right of the photo appears Kadin McElwain, a autistic college student and advocate for autism awareness in blue text. Near the bottom of the image is a white bar that stretches across the entire image and transitions into navy blue. In the vibrant blue text, within the bar, appears “Successful. Self-Employed & Disabled”. Above the bar on the left side of the screen, is a white tab with #DFYSPodcast in two shades of blue.

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Starting an accessible short term rental business while thriving with Muscular Dystrophy.

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Dr. Angela Lauria of Difference Press, co-host of the Autistic Culture Podcast talks about creating success as a autistic entrepreneur

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